Cos(theta)= (1/3), find csc(90-(theta))

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debbieg · Answer

Do the cofunction identities ring a bell? :)

Use the cosine value to get the secant value.

Then use the cofunction identity that relates cosine and cosecant... :)

debbieg · Answer

And, welcome to Open Study! :)

anonymous · Answer

first off 
$$\csc(90-\theta)=\sec(\theta)$$

anonymous · Answer

Since CSC(90-(theta) = Sec(theta). If I find the value of Theta for Secant will I get the right answer for CSC(90-(theta)?

anonymous · Answer

this is a "co function" identity

anonymous · Answer

secant is the reciprocal of cosine
so all you need do is flip it

anonymous · Answer

Okay, I understand. Thank you.

anonymous · Answer

yw

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